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It’s been five days since last weekend’s snow and sleet storm that, along with freezing temperatures, left an icy sheen throughout Henrico County. The streets of Pat Anczak’s neighborhood are completely frozen. “I am afraid to leave the house as I could fall,” Anczak wrote the Henrico
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Henrico officials ask for patience from residents trapped in neighborhoods by unplowed roads covered in thick ice
“Why hasn’t my neighborhood street been plowed yet?” is the top question Henrico County residents are asking Henrico Public Works staffers after last weekend’s storm. The county answered many residents’ questions about the slow snow and ice removal process in a “Subdivision Plowing FAQ” social media post. The
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Massive crowd celebrates Hanover’s pushback against proposed ICE facility just north of Henrico line
Even in the frigid cold, a crowd of nearly 1,000 people packed the Hanover County Government building and overflowed outside Jan. 28, holding its collective breath while waiting for a statement from the Hanover Board of Supervisors. Just after 6 p.m., the crowd erupted into cheers after word
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Henrico Public Works director: Main roads in 'fairly good shape,' but frozen streets of ice making it a 'slow go' in subdivisions
Henrico County Public Works staffers continued on Wednesday to clear county roads of the snow and sleet from last weekend's storm that have formed into massive sheets of ice. The process has been challenging, because ongoing bitter cold temperatures have made plows less effective against the packed ice
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